The person in question had said it during a moment neither of us was talking.. I'm guessing either that silence makes her feel awkward, or I did. I don't recall much of what transpired, though I do recall that I had been avoiding anything personal, and tried to liven up the conversation by asking questions abt her interests, then telling her a little about myself when the first tack didn't work.
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It could of been the silence that was awkward , most people do not come right and say this , that person was very honest and direct and that could be 'awkward' to most people. If the two of you did not hit it off it was not meant to be.
Perhaps next time someone says "Well, this is awkward," the best response would be , "Well, you're right!" Then, like you posted, carry on.I have to agree with your thoughts on this subject, WDYS. Most anyone would say, "well, this is awkward" when there is a long pause in the conversation. Not really an earth shattering problem. Just forget it Trippy Moodsand carry on!
I had awkward moments when I misunderstood someone and said something totally difference , I will laugh about it and the other person will too. Then we move on . Try to lighten the mood up if this happen again it will help break the ice with the other person.